European rulers meet at Toplitz and Laybach amid German crisis
Reports from Europe describe Emperor Francis Joseph and Kings of Prussia and Saxony meeting at Toplitz and Pilnitz to discuss a possible division of imperial power. Bavaria rejects joining the Prussian Bundestaat and German constitutional reform is debated as Prussia taxes meander.
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Cape of Good Hope Convict Import Tension Escalates
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope report up to July 10 that proposed convict importation caused high excitement. Passive resistance spread beyond boycotting convicts to shops and services, with bakers and tradespeople threatening to withhold commissariat supplies as protests intensified.
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